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(howling)
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- [Narrator] I reckon you ain't too familiar
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with these here parts,
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but let me tell you,
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monsters do exist.
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I've seen fights that would turn men
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into frightened little boys.
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Mordeos fighting a Look-See.
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A brute fighting a god darned tree.
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Even a dead British schoolgirl taking on a hoard
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of smiley-faced cult members
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with nothing but a hockey stick.
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Yup, these fights might be deemed epic to some,
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but those some ain't never seen a fight as merciless
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as the Food Fight at Baby Cheyenne's.
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Most vicious of fights between two hard some-bitches
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known as the Cakeman
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and the Watermelon Baby.
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Our story starts way out west at baby shower
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just like any other.
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They was celebrating the soon to be birthin'
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of little old baby Cheyenne,
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a celebration of life.
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Now, ain't that ironic?
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But what come next, well,
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what come next ain't just like any other.
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The missus was going through her pile of presents
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when she come across one mighty peculiar box
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festooned with ribbons.
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I'll ask you as a listener
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to suspend your disbeliefin' for a minute
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and picture a man made of a white cake, confectioner,
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and sportin' a waffle cone hat.
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This cakeman lept out of the box like a bat outta hell.
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(Cakeman laughs manically)
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Now let me ask you as a listener,
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what does one do when a dessert
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that ain't supposed to be alive come alive?
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Well, they panicked. (woman screams)
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And boy did they panic as this cake shot up the place
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like Billy the Kid shooting fish in a barrel.
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Candles piercing frightened folks young and old.
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He held the mommy to be dead to rights in the corner
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when suddenly a shot rang out
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and knocked the waffle cone straight off his head.
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The Cakeman turned to see his shooter,
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only to find the Watermelon Baby,
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a two foot tall baby made entirely of watermelon.
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That's right, watermelon. (baby chuckles)
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That delicious fruit one enjoys on a summer day.
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It was high noon when these two edible foes
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laid eyes on each other.
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It tweren't long before their hands clasped their shooters.
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I've seen gun fights between man-made iron,
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but never had I witnessed one between candle and seed.
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Two seasoned gunslingers just shootin', dodgin',
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reloadin', then rinsin' and repeat.
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That is when a higher power,
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if you believe in that sort of thing,
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intervened and turned their gun fight
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into a fist fight.
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I'm a little fuzzy on who struck who first.
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These old eyes couldn't keep up with the rapid speed
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of their punching and kicking.
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I'm told by some that the Cakeman studied under
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a Shaolin grandmaster.
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That would be enough to scare anybody.
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But the Watermelon Baby countered with moves
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only known to the creme de la creme
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of the Israeli Special Forces.
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Just when it looked like the sun was starting to set
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on our frosted fella,
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the water filled melon baby was upended.
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(bell tolls)
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The tables turned for our two combatants.
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The baby shower was still as night
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as Cakeman delivered the fatal blow to Watermelon Baby.
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(baby splats)
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Monsters among men.
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I swear I've never seen a fight as incredible as that
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of the food fight at Baby Cheyenne's.
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Take what you will of this tale told by an old cowboy
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such as I,
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but I've never been one for imagination
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and I swear on my spurs what you just heard
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really did happen.
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Cakeman may have won the fight,
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but the seeds of war between cake and fruit
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had been planted that day.
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(seed laughing)
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If you'll lend me your ears again
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I'll tell you all about the second food fight
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between the Cakeman and the Watermelon Baby.
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Now, y'all come back now, ya hear?
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I'll be rocking and forthin'
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in this here rock and forth chair.
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(subtle western music)